Year: 2015
Type: editorial
Abstract: Ontology organises the things that was used to \nconsist of corpus for the real world. Ontology \nconstructs the model of information systems in \nterm of taxonomy in a wide range of subject \nareas from social science and natural science. \nOntology defines a large number of objects for \na wide range of applications, such as education, \nhealthcare, medicine, engineering and \nmanufacturing. Ontology is underpinned by the \ntheories of formal language, classification and \nautomata languages, and can be implemented \nby the natural language process, particularly \ninvolving the tools and technologies in artificial \nintelligence. Ontology made significant \ncontribution to the computational science, especially \nin information retrieval/extraction and \nvisualisation from the theory to practice. The \nchallenge ahead for ontology is to prove even \nmore useful and effective in an even broader \nrange of application domains. It follows that \nontology made this issue special.
Authors: Sawsaa, Ahlam, Lu, Joan
Language: English
Topic: Semantic Web and Ontologies
Subfield: Artificial Intelligence
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7208965629